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The team touch down in New York and welcome Richard David Story, editor in chief of Departures magazine to the panel for a special hour-long edition of the Monocle Weekly. They talk to Jonathan Karp, publisher at TWELVE, and Monocle's Washington correspondent Sasha Issenberg about the art of the political memoir as Sarah Palin's new book hits the shelves.

Next Bob Hurwitz, president of the legendary Nonesuch Records, adds a thought-provoking slant to the culture section when he shares his thoughts on the future of the music trade before Jonah Bloom, editor of Advertising Age, dissects the magazine industry and looks to the future of print media. Also in the studio are culture editor Rob Bound and editor Andrew Tuck.

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The Monocle Weekly is a mix of smart discussion, previews, field reports and feature interviews. From our studio in London and our bureaux in Tokyo and New York, Monocle's editors focus on the horizon and explore the looming stories within the five areas that define our editorial agenda: global affairs, business, culture, design and consumer culture.

Hosted by editor in chief Tyler Brûlé, The Monocle Weekly also offers fresh angles on stories in the current issue and delivers in-depth follow-ups from past assignments. Culture editor Robert Bound is a regular with his weekly playlist of artists established and obscure.

Editor Andrew Tuck pulls in contributions from our correspondents in far flung corners and moderates debates. And from Tokyo and New York editors Fiona Wilson and Ann Marie Gardner deliver features and perspectives from Asia and the Americas.